> Yes, you can do that. You have to write the config file by hand. Be > warned, that while "kernel" process state is separate, libc process > state and userspace symbol is the same. So, you can't run two > arbitrarily complex programs, and essentially the only way to know if > two programs are compatible is to test them. The book describes > multiple programs at least to some extent.
So I've tried multi-baking curl in (couldn't manage to compile wget for some reason), but I get _a lot_ of errors like these : [...] /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.text+0x12ab20): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `ASN1_TIME_set': (.text+0x221da0): multiple definition of `ASN1_TIME_set' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.text+0x1be6a0): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `cli_io_handler_show_errors': /builds/hosting/flex/unikernel-haproxy/haproxy-1.8.3/src/proto_http.c:12615: multiple definition of `v3_pkey_usage_period' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.data.rel.ro.local+0x13c20): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `ENGINE_register_ECDH': (.text+0x1390d0): multiple definition of `ENGINE_register_ECDH' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.text+0xd74d0): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `EVP_rc2_ecb': (.text+0x14f810): multiple definition of `EVP_rc2_ecb' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.text+0xeff80): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `EVP_CIPHER_CTX_rand_key': (.text+0x14a4d0): multiple definition of `EVP_CIPHER_CTX_rand_key' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.text+0xeac40): first defined here /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp2.obj: In function `smp_fetch_capture_req_method': /builds/hosting/flex/unikernel-haproxy/haproxy-1.8.3/src/proto_http.c:10680: multiple definition of `x509_name_ff' /tmp/rumprun-bake.sQ26HT/tmp1.obj:(.data.rel.ro.local+0x12c00): first defined here [...] I assume that's what you meant by "you can't run two arbitrarily complex programs" ? I thought you meant at runtime, but looks like the actual rumprun-bake fails horribly. I assume there is no way around this ? -- PGP Fingerprint : 0x624E42C734DAC346
